I have an issue type A for which there are 2 screens
I made some layout changes to all the three screens . But the old issues doesn't reflect the change in layout - that's View screen still shows the old layout (the one prior to change).
The layout change can be viewed for the new issue created.
Doesn't the layout change automatically take effect on the old issue?
@Thomas Deiler Thanks for the quick turn around.
I have tried below but getting error.
url="http://admin:admin@localhost:2990/jira/rest/plugins/1.0/" token=$(curl -sI "$url?os_authType=basic" | grep upm-token | cut -d: -f2- | tr -d '[[:space:]]') curl -XPOST "$url?token=$token" -F plugin=@path-to-plugin.jar
Error: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?><status><status-code>401</status-code><message>Client must be authenticated to access this resource.</message></status>
I am not not able to understand how to pass my credentials and my JIRA URL to verify below
url="https://<username>:<password>@<instancename>.atlassian.net/rest/plugins/1.0/"; token=$(curl -sI -H "Accept: application/vnd.atl.plugins.installed+json" "$url?os_authType=basic" | grep upm-token | cut -d: -f2- | tr -d '[[:space:]]'); curl -X POST -v -d '{ "pluginUri" : "<addon-base-url>/atlassian-connect.json"}' -H "Content-type: application/vnd.atl.plugins.remote.install+json" "$url?token=$token"
Thanks,
Sunil Palugula
Hi Thomas, Thanks for the update - As mentioned earlier i am not expert in scripting, moreover before moving ahead with automating plugin installation using script i am trying from GUI and getting struck with the second part mentioned in the below documentation.
As per the second part of the documentation says to POST the request to install the plugin. But to post the request we need to provide the data in JSON format below now i confused what will be plugin-xml-url for my custom plugin developed by our plugin development team
{ "pluginUri": "${plugin-xml-url}", "pluginName": "the app name" }
Thanks,
Sunil Palugula
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Hi Thomas,
Any update on the above comment?
Thanks,
Sunil Palugula
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Dear @Sunil Kumar,
everything you need to know is written in this article you listed. You need some coding/scripting skills to finish you task. This can be done with PHP, python or perl as well as with higher programming languages like Java.
Following this link will give you an idea, how to do with python.
So long
Thomas
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Dear @Sunil Kumar,
sorry for the delay.
When using the rest api, you have to pass your credentials with every request. The method is called "Basic Authentication".
See this link.
Of cause, you can also check out OAuth.
So long
Thomas
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